No-Drill Inside Mount

How No-Drill Works

Put it up yourself. No holes, no drilling, no screws.

Close-up of the spring end of a No Drill shade, slid out from the end of the box.

The spring end does the work.

It pushes the shade tight between the sides of the frame. That is what holds it in place.

Up in three steps.

  1. The shade tilts up into the window. Its right end presses into the frame.

    Press the right end into the frame.

  2. The left end of the shade swings up into the frame.

    Swing the left end in.

  3. The finished shade sits inside the top of the frame, lowered most of the way.

    Tension holds it firmly in place.

See the install guide

See the work you skip.

A drilled install next to a No Drill install.

A tape hooks on the window frame. A finger marks where it reads at the front edge. You need at least 3 inches.

Will it work on my window?

  • At least 3 inches of depth inside the frame.
  • Firm, flat sides for the shade to press against.
  • No handles, locks or cranks in the way.

Not sure? Send us a photo.

How to measure

No room inside?

Choose the Traditional Bracket Outside Mount. The brackets go on the wall above the window. This mount needs a drill. It is often needed on doors.

Cordless or Motorized.

No cords or chains to pull.

Hand lowering a cordless roller shade by its bottom bar

Cordless

To raise or lower a Cordless shade, push the bottom bar up or pull it down by hand. The shade stays at whatever height you let go.

Man in a bedroom using a remote to lower a motorized roller shade

Motorized

Raise and lower your shade with a remote.

Made for your window

Each shade is made to your size.

Free shipping on $399+

To the lower 48 states.

Plan for 3 to 4 weeks

That is when most orders arrive.

Our fit promise

If our measuring guide causes a bad fit, we fix it free.